@AnKing-Maintainers this is the more commonly used term, and is used as the answer to a UWorld question.
Anecdotally, I just got back from an ENT conference where I saw a few posters and presentations about PVFM, and everyone was using the term PVFM
is it answer to Step 2 UW QID 16717?
Yep
Question is asking for the most likely diagnosis in a young athlete with exertional shortness of breath, throat tightness, and inspiratory stridor that resolves quickly after stopping exercise, despite no response to asthma treatment.
Answer: Paradoxical vocal fold motion.
Exerpt from explanation: “…This presentation is suspicious for paradoxical vocal fold motion (PVFM) (also called vocal cord dysfunction)”
Is 4 enough to push here, since it’s more of a format change than a content change?
Yes, but we should add rationale since next time someone does this card, they will technically get it wrong.
AMBOSS still doesn’t use PVFM, but I don’t see any AMBOSS QIDs so fine to change